Election Corner Sees Takashima Nomination Names Replaced
Six of fifty names on George Takashima's nomination papers for the June 28 provincial election were removed and substituted after the Returning Officer found they were not enumerated. A seventh name, Alfred Head, was challenged but later questioned by a misaligned residence list. Ron McBryde's agent Ed Grant and Mrs. Grant had to have their names added at the Court of Revision. One replaced name is town councillor Jim Fasano.
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George Takashima
Doug Pickell
Takashima
Alfred Head
Ron McBryde
Ed Grant
Grant
Jim Fasano
McBryde Sees Schreyer NDP Winning 30 to 40 Seats
In a self submitted column McBryde predicts Ed Schreyer will gain 30 to 40 seats for the New Democratic Party across Manitoba. The piece frames Schreyer's government as practical and benefiting the majority, reflecting growing regional support.
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McBryde
Schreyer
Manitoba
Early Publication Promised for The Pas Herald
The Pas Herald announces an early edition published Wednesday afternoon next week with a June 27 dateline to give June 28 election candidates one last chance to publish messages. Articles or notices should be handed in by Friday.
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Pas Herald
Takashima Denounces NDP Campaign as Fear Based
Independent candidate George Takashima argues the NDP campaign in The Pas constituency relies on fear and ridicule. He notes his own school administration background and cross party endorsements while accusing McBryde of eroding Native support and prompting government pushback. CONTINUED ON PAGE 12.
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NDP
Pas
George Takashima
Takashima
Kelsey
Pas Liberal
Progressive Conservative
McBryde
Manitoba
Mural Project Underway at The Pas Arena
Members of the Pasquia Art Association in The Pas finish a mural at The Pas Arena sparked by Recreation Director Eric McCormick. Artists Chris Sunde Nancy Bown Mary Ann Kirkpatrick Shirley Ford and Yvette Bouvier pose with Tippi the watchdog dog as the group notes wider community involvement including youth.
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Pasquia Art Association
The
Pas
Pas Arena
Eric McCormick
Chris Sunde
Nancy Bown
Mary Ann Kirkpatrick
Shirley Ford
Yvette Bouvier
Tippi
Town mill rate cut offset by higher assessments
The 1972 budget lowers residential mill rate from 82.3 to 72 and commercial to 93, a 10 mill drop, but an overall 14 percent rise in assessments means many residents face higher cash outlays. Councillor Fasano cites surplus from Kelsey School Division and increased revenues from C.F.11 as helpers, with additional reductions from surplus used in Winnipeg meetings.
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Jim Fasano
Ted
Kelsey
C.F.11
Winnipeg
School Division Hears Nothing On Funding Promises
School officials report no written confirmation from the Provincial Government three weeks after promises discussed in Winnipeg. Jack Johnson notes meeting attendance and a June report offering potential funds, including a possible 100000 to the Town, with local board decisions pending.
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Pas Herald
Winnipeg
Johnson
Truck Driver Killed Near Wanless
Marcel Lecouillard a 56 year old Regina Saskatchewan man died after a collision on No 10 Highway involving two semi trucks on June 13. He drove a northbound flat-bottom semi owned by Cal-Oka Express of Regina carrying reinforcing steel. The other truck carried pulp wood. CONTINUED ON PAGE 11.
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Marcel Lecouillard
Regina
Saskatchewan
No. 10
Lecouillard
Cal-Oka Express
Tra
Hillsden Elected President of The Pas Cancer Society
Allan Hillsden becomes president of The Pas unit, replacing Bert Hayes who led the unit for 15 years. E. A. Blanchard, executive director, welcomes Hillsden and thanks him and his wife for their work, praising Hayes’ guidance of a long standing Manitoba cancer society unit.
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Allan Hillsden
Pas Cancer Saiety
Hillsden
Bert Hayes
Pas
E. A. Blanchard
Society
Blanchard
Hayes
Canadian Cancer Society
Manitoba
Park Plans for New Subdivision Recreation Area
Eric McCormick recreation director urges the Planning Commission to reserve land for a park or playground in the densely populated new subdivision. He notes children have no open area for recreation and references replacing the corner park at 9th Street and Tremandan Avenue.
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9Th Street
Tremandan Avenue
Eric McCormick
Planning Commission
McCormick
The
Pas
Physiotherapy Department Opens at St Anthony’s Hospital
The Pas Hospital Auxiliary funds and completes a new physiotherapy department at St Anthony’s Hospital. A non slip gym floor cost 1375 dollars. Miss Brenda Moreton directs the department with a University of Manitoba background. Gill Cotton presents 1403 dollars for a portable incubator to Sister Margaret for infant transport to Winnipeg ICU.
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Pas Hospital
St. Anthony 'S Hospital
Jean Flatman
Brenda Moreton
Pas
University of Manitoba
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Gill Cotton
Auxiliary
Margaret
Winnipeg
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Wanless
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